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Add "No Image Mode" for text-only viewing #4306

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CJ-cooper6 opened this issue Jan 22, 2025 · 1 comment
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Add "No Image Mode" for text-only viewing #4306

CJ-cooper6 opened this issue Jan 22, 2025 · 1 comment
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@CJ-cooper6
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CJ-cooper6 commented Jan 22, 2025

Describe the solution you'd like

I would like to request the addition of a "No Image Mode" (or "Image-Free Mode") to the Memos. This feature would allow users to toggle off the display of images within notes, making it easier to focus on the textual content without distractions.
In addition to improving usability and performance, this feature could also enhance privacy, as it would prevent images from being loaded or displayed, which might contain sensitive or personal data. This is particularly beneficial when using the application in shared environments or when privacy is a concern.

Expected behavior:

  • A toggle switch or setting in the app's UI to enable or disable images.
  • When the "No Image Mode" is enabled, all images within the notes will be replaced with placeholders or removed entirely.
  • This mode should apply to all notes, and it should be easily toggled on/off by the user from the settings or view options.
  • Users can rely on this mode to ensure that sensitive images, whether personal or related to the content of the notes, are not inadvertently shown, enhancing privacy during usage.

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@CJ-cooper6 CJ-cooper6 added the enhancement New feature or request label Jan 22, 2025
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A workaround for this would be, go to settings -> system -> additional styles and add img { display: none }. This will stop images from being displayed.

When you want images to be displayed again, add // in front of the style you added to ignore it //img { display: none }

You can include video in this as well by adding video to the style img, video { display: none }

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